The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-02
GENERAL TRADE
BREADsTUFFs.

car load from leves or depot, $l7;
prime, from store, S6c; car load
from levee or depot, $l8 SO; prairie,
from store, 45(a50c; car load from
levee or depot, IS 80.
BaAN-From store, SOC; from
levee or depot, $l4 80.
CoRs-From store, white, 500; mix
ed, 62@54c; from levee or depot, " hite,
In bulk, 62c; In sacks, 66c; mixed,
in bulk, 481; in sacks, Gle.
0ATs-From store, white, 37(938c;
mixed, 34c; from levee or depot, " hite,
In bulk, Sac; In sacks, 500; mixed,
In bulk, 30c; In sacks, SIC.
FLouR-From store, common, IS l5tda
8 So; family, 50 5093 90; choice,
So 1908 80; fancy, s. $500 10; extra
fancy, "a 2o94 80; patents, 81 1906.
Steady.
BkASs-Nsvy, 81 25; medium, 81.
OArNHAL-In half barrels, t2(a3 Is
from store.
CRLcKERs-Soda, extra. 40; soda,
treble extra, 43c; extra, &c; ginger
shape, extra, &c; assorted jumbles, Toe.
CRACKED WHxAT-In half barrels,
HonIsr AND GRIrs-From store, So
@3 rs.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, September l.-slour
very quiet and unchanged. Wheat
strong and IL TO lc higher. The cpep-
ing was easy but heavy, but the
strength oil exports CAUSED An advance
that continued to the close; No. 2 red,
each, 69i@09sc; September, 8sl@
Sole, cloNnS n. 89ij; October, 7Ot(D
7ltc, c,osing at 7lsc; November, 73c;
December, 7ii975c, closing at Zoe;
May, S2@s2sc, closing at S2ic. Corn
strong and higher; caah, 37f939c;
September, 81 (937ic, closing a. 37to;
October, 37t@SShr, closing at 3stc
November, SSt(130ic, closing at 9sic;
Decembsr. SsC93s4c, cloaiDg at Sstc;
May, 40ICS4Itr, closing at 40ic. Gas
dull and easy; cash, 22ia2Iic; Sep.
TENDER, 24tc; October, Csc; Novem-
Der, SOC. Rye nominal ct 4SSc. Hay
scarce and good grades higher; prime
timothy. $l3(9l6 prairie, 80 50t9l0 80
Bran firm at 69980c. Cornmeal easy
at 80 1902 20. Receipts-Flour, 1000
brls; wheat, $1,000 bu; corn, 2s 900
bu; oats, 5000 bu; rye, none; bar.
ley, 1000 bu. Shipmenls-Flour, 5000
bJls; wheat, 5000 Du; corn, 400e bu /;
oats, $500 bu; rye, 1000; barley,
1000 pu.,.
Att moon Board--Whest strong ;
September, 69ic; October, 7ltG97l &c ;
November, 73ic; December, S7(gs7 IL.
Corn armer; September, 37be; 0cto.
Der, 38to November, 3saci May, 4 kc
0sts quiet; September, 23ic; October,
25,; Nay, 30c bid.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, September Trad
ing began today with better feeling,
and more activity than was witnesst
during August. Gable ndvices were
encouraging, and Il v a. said that mill.
ers have taken large blocks OF the Gal.
ifornia holdings. A large portion Of
the blsibess today vas the buying Of
September and selling Of October and
December wheat against the purchases
at the current d tierencee. There were
more outside orders received, but still
the business was only fair. Stocks Of
wheat here are considerably smaller
thsn at this time last year, and the
visible supply, which ia likely 10 show
another decrease in Mondays stats.
meni, will be about IL, 900, 600 era than
last year. Ga the whole, the situation
throughout tho day was n favorable
one, aud pric,s, consequently, showed
some Improvement. Export ceEriDgs
from thres ports we're again large, foot.
ing up $4,000 bushels Of wheat. De-
iyBrss OF wheat en- monthly eettle.
ments io1ay were 10000 bushels.
October wheat opeuei ic better, q,
7OAc, sold ~ one, up q 70ic, and, aftsr
rtactipg 10 70ic, moved on up % lie,
causing much animation among the
bulls. 0n he afternoon board, the
sessions of which were reeumei
today, October closed at 7li
ollie; December wheat sold
from 7s,e up 10 7itc, and closed on
the afternoon board at 7ilc. Curn wan
governed entirely by local IL 4 fence
TODAY. The deliveries 81 September
were reported as being exceedingly
light, and thus Great. d an fc.iye mar.
ket from Efforts, which advanced IL
from the opening. October sympa.
tblzed with September, and advance d
10, while May failed 10 respond Ia
some extent. There was an
active market from the opening
10 the close, although tbofo
were few outside orders, and
the volume Of business was not unu
sually large. October corn opened al
4lic aud closed nj 42ic. May opened
al 45ic and closed NJ f5ic. The vol
ume OF business done in cas- wa
much more than nal, and on the
start oats made q slight spurl In bot
ter prices In sympathy with wheat and
corn, but became tame aud sold lowe
At tho olose. September sold from
2iic TO 2ll,, and clos d u 2+ll92iir
0stobH sold at 2llc aud PSI aud
cloeed 2ji@26ic. May sold at 30lc and
closed vt that price. Oaeh quotations
were ~ iollows: Flour exhibited I
better tone and the den'nd Ia ZONE
what improved, prices remaining nm
changed. No. 2 spring whest, 69c No
3 spring wheat, 65io; No. 2 red, 89I C.
No. 2 corn, 4lic. No 2 Oats, 2iic
No. 9 rye, 4i1c. No. barley, nomi
nal. No. aRxseed, 81 OF. Prime timo
thy seed, a. "a. The leading future
ranged 81 iollows: Wheat, No. q
September opened al este, Highest 09I-
loves, 6Stc, closing Il 89.o; 0ctobe
opened NJ 7OIc, hlghept 5lic, loves
/. 70lc, clo.ing at7li; December opens,
|, NJ 73ic, Highest 74ic, lowest 73ic, clio,
ing ~ 7Iici May opopsd At 500, high
Get sole, lowest 79ic, closing y. sole
Com, No. 2-Ssplenber opered q
l0ic, highest 4l!a, lowest 40lc, clol
log at AL; October opened al Al A.
I, highest l2io, lowest ilic, closlug 3
] 42le; Novsmbe, opened at 42c, high
B Ell i2lc, lowest 42o, closing az 42i
> May opened at 45lc, highest 45lo, low
!. "a, i5ic, closing al 4tlc. 0Ats, No. 2.
. September opsusd At 2iic, highe.
Z 2lic, lowest 2ilo, closing " 24le, q,
tober opened AZ 2blo, highest 25i,
logest 25,c, dosing II 2btc; Noyen
bei opened at 29c, highesi 20l Q, loves